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Its explanation raises the question: If that’s the case, how often has Israel made such mistakes in its 6-month-old offensive in Gaza?
If youre a credulous rube i suppose you could consider this... OR one may take the fact israel has been lying to our faces consistently as they murder civilians into account and just call this explanation what it very obviously is.
That's exactly how I read the question, the same way you'd ask a toddler the question "if you didn't eat the cookies, then why is chocolate smeared around your mouth and on your hands, and there are crumbs all over your shirt?"
If you wanted to starve Palestinians in Gaza but pesky World Central Kitchen is continuing to feed people then what would you do? Bomb them or ask them to leave?
Asking wouldn't work but murdering 7 people leads to more starved to death children, which is Israels goal.
Reminder that WFC has demanded an independent investigation and israel "investigating itself" is not that.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
In Israel’s drive to destroy Hamas after its Oct. 7 attacks, the rights groups and aid workers say, the military seems to have given itself wide leeway to determine what is a target and how many civilian deaths it allows as “collateral damage.”
It reacted after the news channel Al Jazeera showed footage of one of the men falling to the ground while walking in an open area and then a bulldozer pushing two bodies into the garbage-strewn sand.
In December, after a strike killed at least 106 people in the Maghazi camp, the military said buildings near the target were also hit, likely causing “unintended harm to additional uninvolved civilians.” It also admitted soldiers mistakenly shot to death three Israeli hostages who were waving white flags after getting out of Hamas captivity in Gaza City.
In Israel’s ground assaults, troops are operating in urban environments, searching for Hamas fighters while surrounded by a population hunkering in their homes and in motion, trying to flee or find food and medical care.
Dr. Tanya Haj-Hassan, a doctor with Medical Aid for Palestinians who just returned from two weeks at a Gaza hospital, said staff regularly treated children and elderly shot by snipers.
Chris Lincoln-Jones, a former British intelligence staff officer who has worked in the defense industry including alongside an Israeli drone manufacturer, said the investigation showed unprofessional actions and poor command and control: “They don’t operate proper battle space management.”
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The mistake was this time they actually got caught and will have to answer
The only mistake was that they killed whites, so all the closet racists in the power elites of places like the UK, US and Germany who were unwaveringly supporting the (in their words) "Jewish Nation"'s genocide of brown people, couldn't just unwaveringly support these specific murders like they did the other 40 thousand ones.